James Inman is the 1997 winner of the San Francisco International Comedy Competition, performed at the prestigious Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Montreal Just for Laughs Festival, Comedy Central Laugh Riots and three time headliner at the Seattle Lenny Bruce Festival. Described by David Fewster of the Tacoma Reporter as being "the spawn of an unnatural union between Henry Rollins and Don Rickles... he comfortably blows away political correctness in favor of a freeform brutal frankness that so few comics dare even attempt." James Inman also wrote and produced his one man show The Greyhound Diary - a tale of a brutal journey into the heart of fear that is the life of a stand-up comic on the road. Playing clubs across the United States, Canada and the UK. Currently based in New York.